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Conduit stacked in the yard, the duct that carries power and fibre into a data hall

Applications

Data Centres

Thermoplastic piping for cooling loops, condenser water and site utilities.

Red conduit stacked in the yard, the duct used to carry power and fibre underground

Water near a data hall is a risk that gets engineered out, not managed. Data centre piping is specified accordingly — and the same reasoning applies whether the site is called a data centre or a data center. Fused HDPE has no gasketed joints to relax, no corrosion products to foul heat exchangers, and no galvanic issues where it meets other services — which is why it keeps appearing on campus chilled-water and condenser-water loops.

We supply buried site loops, condenser water headers and duct pipe for fibre and power, with fabricated spools that shorten the time crews spend inside a live facility.

Key features

  • Buried chilled and condenser water loops, DN90–DN1200
  • Fused joints — no gaskets to relax under thermal cycling
  • No internal corrosion products to foul plate heat exchangers
  • HDPE duct pipe for fibre and power reticulation
  • Prefabricated spools to cut work inside live facilities

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Send us your drawing, tender document or bill of quantities. Our engineers reply within 12 working hours with pricing, lead time and a container loading plan.